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Area Postrema

 
 
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Gene context of Area Postrema

  • In situ hybridization histochemistry failed to detect constitutive expression of the chemokine transcript in the cerebral tissue except for the area postrema (AP) that exhibited a low signal under basal conditions [28].
  • The results presented here extend our previous finding of expression of the Celsr1 receptor in the embryo and show that expression continues into adult life when expression in the brain is localized principally in the ependymal cell layer, choroid plexus, and the area postrema [29].
  • The results indicate that DOCA and DEX may increase the sensitivity of the brain to the behavioral and physiological actions of AngII by upregulating AT1 receptors in the SFO and area postrema [30].
  • Systemic ADM gains access to the brain through the area postrema (AP), a brainstem circumventricular organ, and the PVN is a major target of these ADM-sensitive AP neurons [31].
  • The most remarkable finding was the detection of a strong signal for Notch2 mRNA in two circumventricular organs: the subfornical organ and the area postrema [32].
 

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